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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

m ADMIRALTY.

Tn THg DISTRICT COURT OF THE TnTED
1 Juasefaa DiEsricl Of WashfsE1oa Tesritcrv.
koldlnx terms a Seattle. In King cgnnay.
washington Mi conpamy, hheiiz1t, W.
ssanznew 'colfnx," q Pert Townsend. her
bellers. ensinea. taskie. apparel nnd fuEuitas
Prsisc soslos b harshy given. thai whereas
q Eeel has hasn hled 10 Tie shove snfiiled
enus4 an tha tWsnty.drst dag a NcvNmhsr
fsS7. b. waahhnxton Nil CumDAny, Q eaYpurn.
Hsn arEsninaa under the laws q the stale 81
Calif1Enla. nnA dolns bnsaaess b MA teryisory
a. Wnahisgfsa. nbeliant. aeAsnst tha stssussr
COAX :. e Port fovnssnd. vheresf Janes
Hunnessy b or latsly sas MAsfer, her hoIsszs.
sackle. apparsl and furnituFs. in g cause 81
eontracx, civii and mar tfne, allaxing r. sub
stance. Thas bsswean the arsa dMy Of Js1uarv.
iasA and he Art DAY Il November. lssz. the
nsa Ebeilnst q the isstasos and EeQasss 81
he Master of nd stesneR and q IL cream q
said asaussr. ksd farnishea eersain nsaeEs
and ma1rEiAla And persoFAed certain hear On
sasa massnsE, n rspairing Ne hail azd ma
chinaRg tAserenG. ard Aaa fsEnishe9 szppllss
a. nd s.aaEmer. a TIE antnl amrune and a.
Kreznas vslua OF 1855 o. I'll Il whfeA Vas Pee.
sssary tot tbs slisring. repairing and squpptng
e 81 H.ssnel.
Th1a 20 porsioa q sid azouns has tea
30. Aeszs psy1eas - esen eenaaasd. az
Nsw thsrsfoFa. tH puFEuanca 10 the samonf-
ttna naagr TIE seal 81 IT, said caurt. 10 ne a.
rsrseA aa9 delivered. I - hareo9 awe Puhtic
noeic1 % AL perseas eaalmfnE nd EteNmzF
s,Colhx o. Ia any DAa1Gf Interested herein.
o. knsstnlE o. hagi1G Engihisg 70 sAy uhy shs
mEnne nAeuaa not BE- eonxewned and sosA. pEr.
aunnE 70 III pFsyar u said ileel. ahaf GhSy b
and nVpeMF before the aai4 rulE4, 10 BE bad n
ana faE al bird tn4ietai dlHlEar1. e. 8eazzie,
O. fhnrnAag he 81 aay 81 Deoenbaf, A. o.
iSsz ~ sisvsa o'eisek h tha f1reasoa a. fhat
1zy. 4 - aAz.s sail b dAy q iasiAaleecn.
etAeFwiee 90 ~ Eext day e tursadicenn
tkereafzr. tAsa Nn4 fAsre d faasrpoHe cain
snw tAa mna and % maeR taelr zllarntisnm IL
tMaa hnhalL III HAMfLf0N.
un1le1 saaaea MsrlhRi IN WasAinESsn Terri
ps.ss n.,.-s. n. IN
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rMN MEAalaa PoarPaaEe.

soaN uk1uuanr HATS no pHBHMnH, Bur
San ~ DrD Hox hzkE 70 rratE.
John Oaiheafs wss before yustlss
aenteF, Yesterday aftaEnoon, on tte
Charge % enihexxiement, ap0u wiilok
be was arrested some days ago. Open
Prosecuting AtiSrne7 OoineF'a motion
she matter vas dssmissed and begun
again under more formally prepared
pagers. The defendant vas asked II
be desired The ease 10 proceed e. once
o. would prefer 4 continuance, and 40
copina the latter. The casa vas aco1rd.
lneig hxed for 3 hearing on The San cf
Ueeasnber. MeaaFs. paHison q Down,
The prosecutors, desired tue e0ntinn-
Aaae ~ they we're not fully satisfied as
yNs a 10 tlha amount OF Toe embexxis-
menls and want 10 ho before The hear
ing takes plane.
Uaihaari, iudeiaa from bis appear.
anoa ID the toatioe court, h vary mpoh
broken up over the tuFn afaifs haVe
taken. He had no counsel and u vas
r9nxumed that being an attorney,
ha would perhaps defend himself. Ha
reemnd nervous ard noashed and made
no attempt 10 ward od the results bat
seemed dlsposed 20 allow things 10 take
their course. Indeed, he makes no de-.
fonae whatever. but before the oase
came TO q heaFinel told Measfa. Panlaon
and Down aaily thas be had taken and
uaed their money bat bad No Intention
of stealing. III y0u had not taken me
ne 90 you ala wuuia have gotten soma
money and paid e ell back be said.
"ff bad waited 10 sleAl your money !
eouid have takea dva OF SIX hundred
dellera On many "a occasion and made
away with a.
inasmueh 81 the flfm had advanced
him SO 70 start 10 on, and be b known
70 have dropped into a very faal aAlt Ia
bis manner Ct living. az Intervals. the
6fm Do not heliese e would have been
Just wise 10 have trusted 10 this,
nitAonah they are inclined 10 beiievs
that snoh were bis intentions. OatheaFl
70 man Of not issa than IS years Of
age, and Il very bald. When asked n
Ne could secure bail, be replled that
there was lust q aiiqhi possibility, and
The same was Hxed a. $500. He was
very sollcllcua Gin conversation With The
Pear INfntE1unNuxa mani 30 know Il
the news % bic arrest bad been sent
Fast By telegraph.
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ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

Tsn caouN RarNcn kNaeEng TIE nEzoa-
BFa9's HKE64oR or sHMRAIn1.
BEnxzm, Nov. 25.--In ths Ksiehal1eio-
daF Us pTEnEsena reaa . toleGPnm from
the eFB9m rgiBeb Ii Response % Tie nea-
naaa 81 sy1palhY sent b fhaA boy
yesterday, thankiua them fer t19IF
sEmp1thT and expressing tie hope thRt
Tie fapafahIs tara b hi8 ellmeat which
hes eifaadg Kaaulisd from bis stay In
s1e sDulA wonld psfEnit him 10 Fesmme
70 he fun exient, biz dutiea 70 the
fathsEfand.
Herr Wodoll Pris1doxa Was Fe-eleeled
pfesldsnt Of the reiehstag and Herr On.
ruhe B0mas Vas elessed vice pFesidsnt.
Tia budQet estimates will b ezbmiflef
10 tbs salahstng sDon.
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TACOMA.



"A. nsrutu xntas IN sxmzn era -
Mm8 nf0wx.
DE-. Hsnuah saa nasl ysteesass A..
ieFnson dnrIng : - = ~ s,el|IF n1I1ll
Hind and woE n1k16 9tz Ne eNlsA.sl
hna no& naNEf ~ gualh e6Gze c1 ne
tor - ki9 6sn1a Sc loeh alHass -.
esri1es ID size "a Iloe. % lAa 1ze.zn9
ihNt a Wan m0E hie fanoes hat 2 49, =. 4
besn k11aed on he r1sNeEtI 81 na Cd
n1t e9oDeee - - tried Hlsa = Alg
way IhetafoIe, 83en ~ e4fFSNs-
zane EEa bean - e9Bs - tzzsAAl-4
It'd him 10 ani4. Tta eaEp8neef 94ta
IA habad NJ Hannah wouh nef spe4k
g hafalsiy 20 hiBs Nc. hamna1 ANl&
fnat he had no sine - mc9Nle1s has
tnue q woes, knoaine e. he 90 tnaa
sbs eaxpsntxf waa awafs fhe1 tnas tsnee
haA been . bone Of eonf11tl11 very ~
nanSI4. TIE eaFp1H3ef oe1l9s11.
Now ygu mnss know tbat know
wfsas Mr. HARRIS tBup - 10 t.llS n.aAtefs
s1nfsnns& Ne. Hannah. hAFfAs stys
himsstf fhsf q wze lhFee years $50 tnat
Bean mads The nsW e1EFey, nnd tnefe-
fore BE- haa bad fhfes ge1fs 10 uhlen q
rsaz inst hia fauesss but he waits unlll
ffa ds9 bsfore take possession % BALD
A fnn6e asgemfeen fees oEff % ne prop
o1fF. runninQ close 70 my heSass ne
I'D 4 70 nun6g me--1othlng 1uEes ero
4 Is net nlopoae q b buildozsd - NJ.
Harris 81 anybo6f else. 80 far e Rad.
iugflnR fhe lines ere eonoeFneds l told
Harris / weuld help him % tis bat 4
wait hiz1 10 snow ne where ] EN- - G1s
even. l wnn1 my esventeau tess % %
a1earsd a. fha esst haf1ss Il Il given %
him On the uoss, Not o1ly thai, bet
easoEdina - ne line e elss1s.-zs -. J
roft 81 mY houss u taken o. TIE
Is pay FOR thaif His ancestors SOLD Al
thozs lots tusi e. thsy are. and e there
l. 70 Be anybody iose b :, . shoalo p
they. Nov, a. 70 that ssyenteen fees
error, be does n0t state = qaFfeaily.
Theirs Whg ana h 81 efross belieyes
but II n NOT % HWeeptna as TO
ported nor did 4 mFlae 70 ne
manner stated. The peint o. tne
beginning o. MecaEvsf stscet = sxacily
Fiqhl. Bat IS tbe iine b run e evrrses
% ths lsfi end continues % sno there
may Be seventeen feet Of dlneEenee ~
ihe points al he other end Of ne street.,
II the anryeg0E maas no allowances Tor
tbs variance ef The eompaa1 ha wonid
naturally fall into q oonsldeFable error,
ana Il may hasa agrissn in that way.
That Il the explanation THAI u offered,
A. soy rate. eama tine eco this error
was reported 20 b esynn teee. N0w
they have Il grown 30 seventeen feel. 10
risy Dc right, bat DO n0t knew snd !
want 10 know before allow anybody
else 70 build fences fof me and maybe !
Wout allow Il then"
Harris wants 10 annoy me- contin-
ned NJ. Hannah. ''buf I do not propose
70 be very much annoyed. ! proved re-
gently IL The probate eeurt that be and
bis family had declared their intention
10 Law ay estate away; that they said 10
% maE words thas ] gheuld bare no
benailf eat Is shat property af mines 90
they intended 10 keep me 10 litigation
until / had paid everything 70 lawyers
aud the oOnKt. de wants me 10 bxing
suit aeainsi him, but am not going 70
do ia ] am aware Of What be ia after
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

nETuaN or THE MTrTxM scMooNHA AFrEn
An MEKNxwuE VOYAGE

nHTuaN or THE LrrTxR scnooNHn AFrHn
A. NxER1guL yoxA0n.
TIE sealing schooner Allie I. AlgsF. Of
Seattle, sailed quietly into the bag yes.
tegday and cass anchor neaf shs boat
hnnaA.
II thenehl yen had been conhaualea
for SEALING Ia Behring Sea, end we're
tied up n Alaska remarked The rouE-
lNTExz1oKRcKn man 70 Oaptsin q. +.
Raynor, whom be met shortly after.
We were seiNsd,a said the captain,
three and oae bali miles from land Ia
hchglng sea. on.ihe 18th 81 that month.
having sailed from san Francisco on
Tie 18Th Of February, fishing al the
var NJ the coast. We bad 1894 seal
skina aboard when salnsd. We banded
The vessel and have beoNRht her down
10 prepare for another season. The
whola outfit vas bonded fer &St00.
There ara ovax twelve thonsana akins 10
ShkA and Jurean thai have been seined.
Marshal Atkins wrote me 81 JunoAu
that be wanted me 10 bring The skins
down, hnt ve Roi lhe vessel banded and
cuald noa wait Cor his return fEom Fan
Francisco. There are eight vaaaels that
have been aoiaed In thia way and are
sklil held IN Alaskan Watere-nAmeiy,
the AHsficsn schooners Silva, HANDY,
Kate-and-Ann and tie Alpha and ths
knalisA schooneFs Dolphin. GFaea, W.
p. HaywaFi, Ada and Annie Beck. We
vii remain hare until absut Iannary,
when ve will 60 90 San Francisco ard
pFepara for another seasoa. Oar catch
Wa valued 81 $4,000. We viii carry
cur ease np 10 the higher cears. where
we exptci 30 Win. II 90. the valaa of
he sAsns viii be returned DO "a II we
the bead tos The vssssi beside losing
tie skt0s.r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

MILLIONAIRE MORROW WILL sn TRIKD IN
a0NoMA COUNTY.

MILLIONAIRE MORROW WILL IN rRIKD IN
eoNoMA COUNTY.
SAN Francisco Nov. a5.---JudGe Hulli.
van. this morning. granted the motion for
q change Of venue In The case Of Robert
n. Morrow, sad transferred the case 70
the superior court ct Sonoma county.
Ia transferring the case to sonoma
county today JsaNe sullivan dwelt e.
court u the case Of People va. NoAkunn.
In which the Judgment Of the Superior
court Of Kern colntT. denying the motion
Tor q change OF venue, was reversed
Yoakum Waa charged with naurdar. and
the extent 70 which tho pubic indignn-
ton was aroused against him Ia Kern
county. Judge Sullivan believed. wmn
similar - che state Of tho pahlle mind In
San Franclsco against Morrow. and he
qiatad that II MorfpWa Applications were
denied Ne believed the Judgnent of the
eonytctien under TIE present etrcam-
e0NrA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

TRn xURpERER os n. A. GRANT rsHANaEp
AT san JOSH.
Ban JcaE. New. 3.--charles Goalaw
was hanged today for the murder o. II. A.
Grant II Los 0atos IN January last The
nan slept but ilkeie during the night but
waa quiet and nnif poasesaod thls ranrn-
tnK. The priests remained with him
nearly I'll the merntnN and 9 number Of
fricnds called 70 sAy goodbye ooalaW
bore himoelf well On the acAffold and
when The tap fell died without q culver,
wAa cot down Il was found that the rope
had cut into the fieeh 70 the bone. sever.
iag TIE tueulnr VEN fron which blood
aSwed prufusely. The body VIII Be cent
20 he uaAns family THE Afternoon fef
burial tomoFrOw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

CuKRoxuAN, MICA. Nov. A-Tka hoAa
blcwinw aixnAls of distress lasi night on
shis port Was the prepallaF AihAny, sha
a hshcre 81 ne fous % Bose Hlanck
isiaa1 and b faii 81 water. ne crew
were saved The harRe Nontgomery 4
near here also IN bad shspe. and sWo larEe
sieAneEs arr repaEte2 aaAorn Aaiaw flhe-
eayeAn dxhf. AL went o. last night dar.
inSr fhR hravy stnrgn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

TIE steamship Mezieo sailed today isr saz
Rranciaoo. 6hs took iFem here IS tons q
general merchandise.
eAa RnARcnco. Nov. -ships
valley EuFFe. Tacoma, Berlin, Nnnaimos Lou.
lslana. Tscsma; bark Ehlerisy, TaoomA
Safiad-staamer Umafiiln, Seattle.
sAN FRAHcIsoc, New. A--Arrivod--shlp Val
lay FUeA, bark Nlcholaa ThayeR, ship LoaiEi.
ana, TAeolnA; ogfk asfy Glover, Port Dla
cover: ship Palestine, seatiie; chip conmo
aore, neRAfture baY.
salad- Hhip Geo. y. Manson, RcFs Town.
ssud; ahAp Dashing Wave, Tacoma
RoKx sLAKEt1H. Nov. 9A-oaiied-Bax1
n. X Ham.
Pear GAMMA, Nov. 2s.-sailed - SIPS
BonAnna and james A. King.
EAroosH. Nov. 9&-shlp outside bound n,
Bark passed cut At . ?. m. olqudys fresh
east wind.
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NasHvnEE, Tenn, Nov. 25.-Ths
board Of missions Of The Msthcdisl
Episoopai church, South, MT to9ag and
considered TIE matter Of the uttefaneo1
Of Rev. Df. Kelly, regarding lbe AmmA
Abho4t episode at ti1a Baekauzlo ehufuA.
Dr.. Kelly IL 9 pubiiahed card e the
time apparently defended Mis- Abbott,
and the confefsnoo e. Tusoalooea three
days ego votea 80 request biz TessGna-
ton a. tteasurer o. ehe board of Els-
si0ns. Dr.. Kelly Appeared before the
beard today and presented q statement.
sayinR 10 Substances that his card vas
not sniaeiently explicit. and be did not
lntend 20 defeBd the tnteFFuption Of
worship a Ne Meeksnkla shnFch. He
Is Opposed 70 any attendance al thaa-
iera b. members o. che o1uTch.
Daca 81 IzsnFt Disensa.
TEpsknAPoLHs, Nov. H.-Maior A. W.
Hendricks, . prominens lawyer aud .
cousin Of The lals Vice PEesidont Han
dIioka dlsd suddspiy tonight " hsaEt
individual Anaignmemt.
81. LouB, Nos. g Soaoph w. BEanoh
made IN Individual assignment this
afternoon for the seneft Of bis credit
ora. de has been al ahe bead Of tas
fgm OF Branch. Crock n Company foE
q long ttme. No atatement Of assets
and liabilities wag made
me Erish Aleue.
LoNDon, Ntv. g. -MIohati Dasitt, e
Carlisle ieuahf, declares that the Irist
al0Ea aanid a6tlle lAa land qneatiDn
with the landlords. he hoped thhe
Support wpuid be Withheld from any
land pafehase scheme pg0p1nea Il Eae
land. even y suggested b. Gladstone
himself.
EFFoF 81 Jaagmenis
LonpoM, Nov. 25.--Tho ooronsR's Jury
a. Dover rendered q verdict that She
collision between TIE pntoh ship w. A.
Sohoiien and the Rosa Mary vas due 70
en- error o. iudgupni en- TIE part Of The
Seholten's officers trying 20 cross the
bows 81 the H0aa Mary, whieh vas
anchored, without making allowance
for The strong tide; that the eonduc1 ef
The offiosFa OF the Ebro n gescaina the
passengers % the steamer d worthy Of
great praise. a. the instance Of he
coroner, however, the clause imputing
an erfos Of iuaament was eliminated
from The verdict.
Another schwab.
Nnw YonK. Nov. Is. - Emanuel
HohNAb, BurviVing nartnar Of BehWab a
Son, dealers IN iaees, has failed, With
liabilities 81 tiOa, 900 and assets 1000.
Tbs Fumof that the elder 1owab ooe-
mlfssd suicide is denied. His life was
lusaFed for Si0o.oe0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

Having noticed 20 The PosT-INxKLLz-
aEacxn IN Advertisement Of genuine
Davis Dnngeness butter" would in
form esnSamefa thai the article which
has been manufactured By me and has
gone BY thai mans for the past four
yeaEz IN Seattle was fFst sold By O. p.
Stone, then for while b. Haley a
wright. but for the past three months
has been handled emily and exclusively
by ChaElsa Louch, Who is sole agent for
nv better. HALE DAVIS.
seattle. Nov. 10, 1881. nol5
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cll'aa lseluSs 10 Qa I4Een a nn1g
- MHfT4 e. - e4Hw g E11.e
Ear - a4nnINn. rs &6re0E k4e.34d
g14sf1I rcen1 81 - go o1ml 80
SD - enlrlfa1 ~. wtIrh Bzg ff11
waa et4eesIss g1r ~ mas1e.
fA6m C4arnn ree1aI hQgn& R8l-
~. mAo y d t1a eslT tnklnR taEl9enI
y - u4lleE - ~ et11En1 tn 1855 -
kE1Iaz 1erle11lsnzs 111k eFIzzn19 =
~ ezNas a. !. u. Easab, Wm. kl1eal4,
y. = 1&n1 n y S. 1e1n e4s1o1
E1umaas NlH. n9mN AhliaeH 80
Nms hMtmnm Taazez1ay. Eg1nns NsnAa
4 hnn1e1 ~ altofssgs Tor TIE piatr-
Tns Hman YmxanD - - pzsA1n-
rxNn Hgmo days go y. ., Hol1n11
1ke 2hsn h|ulIanK. 1sok 8 fDEos 81 Dan ~
Eaka Rsn a OTielse fer ths p1gNgas 81
repafFsna o. 1iGmnEtiisa The steaMbua1
HanFy Fliiard. uhfeh has hen lyi1n
nnussd h sboss waters niuea fte o1m.
piolfan ~ ihe Nssthern Ra1l1e Eaii-
toad. she wna co aalg. thens b tEans.
faFFIn& material, ese-. duKiEN t1e con
Hirueaion. FfndInH fhat she huA d
plaYe6 cot ~ Va take ont Tie ~
ohlnsfy aud pssbably bFiBa { % 80
ctr foF other go.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

CuFcAeA Nov. A-SiAtes Attornay
0rinael. who 4 trying tohave the bucket
shap keapeFa lndicted. aid today that
shay had rroFaiSad him proof that the rex.
ular board % trade was nothsnR bus a
inR he declared that Ne would hrine TIE
case ef The board az trade befors the
Zran4 Jury
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

TaRoNroS Oat, Nov. IS The CONNER
ciAi union club last EtEht instructed IN
president % communists 60 Cham her.
lain and ruppor. the Britiah nshcrias com-
raisasonara reQuea1 ffom the ciuh thai
they Fecaiva a daiaxasidn nom Il whose
duEy Il win BE- 10 urge TIE importance Of
q commercial uninn with the United
states
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

JcIxET. ~, New. "A verdict va
reneercd 10 fAVor 81 IAmbers & Blshnp
mozninz. the fpry hoidlnx that tAe Cali.
forAiA tnsarAnce company has no eansn
for acsson- Whyte, Who confessed The
cxine q arson. via be arrested
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

YoaE orders vii he sailed fog. gise a
9 txiAA @ q. STAgTuP a Co. RFocar
Fhird an SgFinx. ala
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

Ths CENTEMRRI" b TIE most pop
ular kiG glove II AmeEica, eLlb for ave
buttons. $50 for eight buttons. They
are far below the price OF any other
Standard mhknE and for &c and dnra-
bllity are unexcelisd. Thsahove are r.
taf pxioes (the glove b not sold e wheie-
aaiel e. SCHWkBAOHER BROS. del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

Neu oVercoats. all The --latest Mes York
styles. a s. 10 e26s he best Of values.
Kline a Rosenberg, 2oo Commercial 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

PaFenis should pot fail 70 visit TIE
SlaF Clothing Hoase this week. We Of
fer 81 boys all Wooi, nobby ovsrcoats,
a. ea5o. Kline q Rosenberg.
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SupDES DMATa oT Az OExMREAN. -
VIM. nantcF, father Fl ChAfles and
Richard Chiman Of this city. died sud
danly a. We Fesiaencc q Toe iaateF IN
ed town On fhurstAy. Mr.. HaatsE was
q resident % Olympia, and vas %
visll % his relatives here. aFFivtne on
fhanksglxtne sfisFnoon. lie seamed
10 he IN bic as9al health whsH be ar
rived "a bis atepaens kcuae althoa9h
cenr4aininC eoasWaaA he had souRe
mealslns With aim which be took q m
tegxais. Latter il she sfteEnoou be Was
eses1aken By al attach Of epslspey from
shieh b ssemed % know Be wouia net
RecoeGF, and gave aoene dtrecti0na aboni
SIS estate. He said be had sars 9soQo
II ~ bank and ether vAloahles uhlch
De eaFeelaiiy directed Ehouid nd 50 D.
hfa go. Tha asn sefegFea Il liVes IN
ihe xselnily % ChehaliA TIE renAina
wsFa sAhen IN eAaxgs b. aSdestAker
Hoaka ana Win DO held for few DAYS
anfil Ealatives ray BE noliee&.
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CasA "a sesaia. @. q. sraEEuR 4 o.,
eEossra TAlrd and eprlnR. ga
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iiss sashznSs rSilsr hsasy, u SIX ioT . days
bllia Eaa ~ IN ~ demand.
BozDs
kUuEI ogzpuue. - .......... .....-..--.-.l1e5f
four snd sne-hAfs Registered ..le5 y
FeuF and one-halfn upan........s.s...l9e&
fncl99 stxea.......sss s.---.....ss 500. lin
nnecEA
American Rxprum i09, Canada Pnni1c ssk,
Canada sosfhesn ~, osntEal P1eine 81
Burlington l191, Delaware kacka9anna
lz8M DanveF 4 nla Grnnas IN, Ere ~,
f.aks ShaBs e5M, LoaltFiils Ga, Miehiahn
Cantrsf s9A, KAnsas Texas Ie4, Ne9 xaKk
Ceniral 1osN, Northern Paddle 1sk. pro-
pEovsmsnf a, NaviGtion son, Trsnseou.
tinanial ms, Panife Nal 98k, Relk zxland
liBk, 81 Pal tx, psxaa Pacide ~. union
Pacihe S9N. United states Express S., wells
Kuzgo kxPEsnni2e, Western ONION Tsk.
saw YoHx STOCK HnvTEw.
NEw TanK. Noy. 15s-Ths s1ock markss -
day, e has been the custom during the Woek
had new loadsr 70 show the upward uay.
but ne nee result Of ths Days d1alins gai
dlmppefnting y Ne halls - alnaan equally
- 70 he ha2tM "a vas ca en- daf long, and
Enough arm daEing ths ersAtsr Rast g o.
dny, ths damenstratlons against the list d TIE
early morning and toward he oloes nsueEni-
lzs6 ne gains IN The majority q lhs EsaeEAl
ia Tho makes closed quiet and Weak sea-
orally, closing 70 TIE hrA pEiecs.
G0VeEnmshf bonds were duh and steedys
inv roME mAnKErs.
MKw Y0nx, Nov. 95s--Hops- L.leht demand.
ce9e-epQ. al, Rio euA Seminal e1sk.
sptlSns lover an1 uederoeely active. aaiel
fltGo haEE Ne9embae SIS 80, Dseambs1
~ sod g Jsressg 81 ss4ls, February
eA @9ia %. Mareh i1 g.
A6fi0asN. saandard 4 s s-ie, eoniecaisnsr1
= Q - pogiespe sk9eJt. ezanniassd
Wool-ouiea, sssa2y, domestic aescs 1oool
pulled l4Ge2, Texas eO11.
coppar-Rtrm. Lac e1A
I.es1-FlKm, domestic el,f@kh.
pesauieun = Dali, s.eAdy, openinE IA.
hlehess Is. lowsaa 7a5f. cloalns Tak. salsi
cnicAeo carnE MAnKEzn.
cHloAso. nov. -cattle- Rscslpt8, io.0oo
market steady for good e.Ille. ethsrl damoral.
fseders 31n9 %, Tsxns assfie 81 eo0s, wsss.
II noea : Reesirss, Il COO, strouw ana point,
higher. nixed - Goes 10, hssVy - Sos 90
light - 6oDl so
shesp- RscslDas A.0oo, stsons. natives - q
o. To- western e34s s.. Texans t30s %. =
omcAao MARKETS.
Cm1cAao. Nov. aS-Wheat- Stronger, cash
ggk, pscembeF S8k. Nag % SIG.
o0En-stronger. cash -, Dece1ber t6ki
os,s-s.saAy. cash ssk. January ~. Mas
Po.h-Eilshsr. January sla nv, MAJ
issd-RIrm, cash 81 10. January Ms May
A. foh.
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81 buya q pair Of dnrable woEklne
pants 81 TIE star Clothing House, 3k
Co@megciAl slrRea.
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Commencing Monday, lIlll
OREGON RY. & NAV. COS
sTEAMRRs.

AEEigea aaily from vietoria ana
Fort Townsend, except sunday. &nM
Depart daily for Victoria and
Port Townsend. excnpt Sunday, en-
kMMA HAYWARD on NORTH PAoIf1N
Depart daily for Taoomn. CONNECT
ing with early Portland 1Faln.. 81
same boat goln9 through % Olympia
8latlAc00u, oxpepsfRR aunHawa
Departs daily exnBptfnR Sunday
nn< Tacoma. connecfimR with
Portland and 6wilnhhaek tYn9. asSl n
Departs daily TOR TncomA. except
M sunday .s.....s...... 4tE1nM
Arrives daily from Taooma. a.
ceptlnR Sunday -. ......,.....e An
Arrives daily from Tacoma. ~.
capkimG Sunday .......s..,...,..A an
Arrives daily from Tacoma "a -
Same bost from Olympia and els'' -
excepting eundaYA
8fBAMEn xDAHo
Arrives fran Whaioom every ~
day. THURSDAY and eaturaas 6i....a 81
Departs for whatcom and va ran
every sunday, Tuesday and IiaIs
daJ, at-...s'...s.. IN
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NEw xonx Nov. ssl--AEoney On cal lsansa q
at, einerA oHkEe0 {. prime pager 60A sag.
linz euehanns raaleE hsAsy, - SlE soF 60 days
bilil Eaa - ~ ~ demand.
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RTEAnGER
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hstuFning MondAys.
leaves every Thursaay mcFpln2 g
tunnhfnQ 4 Clinton. Conpegitss N1AA
eunnnF, Ersasg HnrboE and koe1e 80
nHnrnins Eri1ayA
Nsr trrirhf and rates af1l1 = $50 =
esf,f nEuEf 6AlLkH. 49,.